RT @JaneEBall: “An increase in a nurses' workload by one patient increased the likelihood of an inpatient dying within 30 days of admission…

RT @JaneEBall: “An increase in a nurses' workload by one patient increased the likelihood of an inpatient dying within 30 days of admission…

RT @JaneEBall: “An increase in a nurses' workload by one patient increased the likelihood of an inpatient dying within 30 days of admission…

@charlottemcardl

RT @JaneEBall: “An increase in a nurses' workload by one patient increased the likelihood of an inpatient dying within 30 days of admission…

RT @JaneEBall: “An increase in a nurses' workload by one patient increased the likelihood of an inpatient dying within 30 days of admission…

RT @JaneEBall: “An increase in a nurses' workload by one patient increased the likelihood of an inpatient dying within 30 days of admission…

RT @JaneEBall: “An increase in a nurses' workload by one patient increased the likelihood of an inpatient dying within 30 days of admission…

RT @JaneEBall: “An increase in a nurses' workload by one patient increased the likelihood of an inpatient dying within 30 days of admission…

RT @JaneEBall: “An increase in a nurses' workload by one patient increased the likelihood of an inpatient dying within 30 days of admission…

RT @JaneEBall: “An increase in a nurses' workload by one patient increased the likelihood of an inpatient dying within 30 days of admission…

RT @JaneEBall: “An increase in a nurses' workload by one patient increased the likelihood of an inpatient dying within 30 days of admission…

RT @JaneEBall: “An increase in a nurses' workload by one patient increased the likelihood of an inpatient dying within 30 days of admission…

“An increase in a nurses' workload by one patient increased the likelihood of an inpatient dying within 30 days of admission by 7% and every 10% increase in bachelor's DEGREE nurses was associated with a decrease in this likelihood by 7%” https://t.co/L4T

RT @paulmcau: @LBC @IainDale Choose your credible information source: 1️⃣ Random bloke with a microphone and an opinion. 2️⃣ Aiken et al (2…

@LBC @IainDale Choose your credible information source: 1️⃣ Random bloke with a microphone and an opinion. 2️⃣ Aiken et al (2014) Nurse staffing and education and hospital mortality in nine European countries: a retrospective observational study. @TheLance

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@greenrya004 @dogeth0 @ShaunLintern @nadinedorries4u Degree only profession since mid 2000s. Many have post grad degrees if they weren’t initially trained on a degree. The finding is seen internationally. https://t.co/awyBhU8OPy https://t.co/8mn8XfC8Bu ht

@proftomquinn @Aidan_Baron @vinyl_and_latex @JudkinsSimon @JakeKilsby @DanielAndrewsMP @VictorianCHO @DannyHill_VAU https://t.co/4wP3rX6rXQ

Gammel nyhed for mig, men vil gerne dele denne viden med jer❣️🍀 🧵 Nurse staffing and education and hospital mortality in nine European countries: a retrospective observational study - PubMed https://t.co/pZ9knYI863

@jonnyanna70 @CaraLisette https://t.co/SRlGUs5Xqo

@FionaCMcQueen I always think it this paper when I see things like this: https://t.co/nPXFFOFz3x And am always reminded of a powerful thought by a friend, if this is the results from undergraduate degrees, imagine if we all had masters level education 👌

@phys_sam @jojograinger @brundellfilimou @paulrnor @THEJamesWhale https://t.co/O9HBprAHOA

RT @TheHenleyShift: Despite what @Alberta_UCP thinks, adequately staffed nursing units unequivocally prevent death. One @TheLancet study f…

@HalBeowa @bolddigger52 https://t.co/iMVH3uNNaD

@leanhealth @RicardoLange4 Zum Beispiel die Studien von Linda Aiken et al. Unter diesem Link eine davon zu finden: https://t.co/G26xHE9U2P

@grantpetrie @alisonleary1 https://t.co/nPXFFOnpPp

RT @StellaaWellaa: @RicardoLange4 Gibt ja auch Studien zu:  https://t.co/gVYqBYdijb  Aiken LH, Sloane DM, Bruyneel L, et al.: Nurse staf…

@RicardoLange4 Gibt ja auch Studien zu:  https://t.co/gVYqBYdijb  Aiken LH, Sloane DM, Bruyneel L, et al.: Nurse staffing and education and hospital mortality in nine European countries: a retrospective observational study. Lancet 2014; 383: 1824–30.

RT @TheHenleyShift: Despite what @Alberta_UCP thinks, adequately staffed nursing units unequivocally prevent death. One @TheLancet study f…

@theAliceRoberts Lotta predicable know nothing replies about nursing degrees. Just leaving this study showing increasing the %of nurses with a BSc REDUCES MORTALITY. Nursing and Other HCPs absolutely should be trained to degree level. https://t.co/kyiH4R

One example of the evidence: https://t.co/gOriZNbzGW

RT @DrChrisArthur: @damien_page Nurses with degrees have lower patient mortalities... https://t.co/H7F6w1r6du

RT @DrChrisArthur: @damien_page Nurses with degrees have lower patient mortalities... https://t.co/H7F6w1r6du

RT @DrChrisArthur: @damien_page Nurses with degrees have lower patient mortalities... https://t.co/H7F6w1r6du

RT @DrChrisArthur: @damien_page Nurses with degrees have lower patient mortalities... https://t.co/H7F6w1r6du

RT @DrChrisArthur: @damien_page Nurses with degrees have lower patient mortalities... https://t.co/H7F6w1r6du

RT @DrChrisArthur: @damien_page Nurses with degrees have lower patient mortalities... https://t.co/H7F6w1r6du

RT @MarkHayter1: Seems it’s time for this again. More nurses with degrees = fewer patient deaths. Fact https://t.co/Kh5nCqP6q8

RT @DrChrisArthur: @damien_page Nurses with degrees have lower patient mortalities... https://t.co/H7F6w1r6du

@damien_page Nurses with degrees have lower patient mortalities... https://t.co/H7F6w1r6du

RT @MarkHayter1: Seems it’s time for this again. More nurses with degrees = fewer patient deaths. Fact https://t.co/Kh5nCqP6q8

RT @MarkHayter1: Seems it’s time for this again. More nurses with degrees = fewer patient deaths. Fact https://t.co/Kh5nCqP6q8

RT @MarkHayter1: Seems it’s time for this again. More nurses with degrees = fewer patient deaths. Fact https://t.co/Kh5nCqP6q8

#Nursing @NMCGH_Official

Seems it’s time for this again. More nurses with degrees = fewer patient deaths. Fact https://t.co/Kh5nCqP6q8

@michael_merrick @MissChris_hist https://t.co/YesDfpTVjT

RT @HalikRafa: Rozmawiamy o błędach medycznych, ale bardzo dużo błędów w opiece szpitalnej tworzy się z powodu niedostatecznej opieki pielę…

RT @HalikRafa: Rozmawiamy o błędach medycznych, ale bardzo dużo błędów w opiece szpitalnej tworzy się z powodu niedostatecznej opieki pielę…

RT @HalikRafa: Rozmawiamy o błędach medycznych, ale bardzo dużo błędów w opiece szpitalnej tworzy się z powodu niedostatecznej opieki pielę…

RT @HalikRafa: Rozmawiamy o błędach medycznych, ale bardzo dużo błędów w opiece szpitalnej tworzy się z powodu niedostatecznej opieki pielę…

RT @HalikRafa: Rozmawiamy o błędach medycznych, ale bardzo dużo błędów w opiece szpitalnej tworzy się z powodu niedostatecznej opieki pielę…

RT @HalikRafa: Rozmawiamy o błędach medycznych, ale bardzo dużo błędów w opiece szpitalnej tworzy się z powodu niedostatecznej opieki pielę…

RT @HalikRafa: Rozmawiamy o błędach medycznych, ale bardzo dużo błędów w opiece szpitalnej tworzy się z powodu niedostatecznej opieki pielę…

Rozmawiamy o błędach medycznych, ale bardzo dużo błędów w opiece szpitalnej tworzy się z powodu niedostatecznej opieki pielęgniarskiej. Zwiększenie o 10% etatów pielęgniarskich w szpitalu redukowało ryzyko zgonu pacjenta o 7% https://t.co/BBQ8khjneq

RT @TheHenleyShift: Despite what @Alberta_UCP thinks, adequately staffed nursing units unequivocally prevent death. One @TheLancet study f…

RT @VirgiForero: @SerafinCuidando @LaFactCuidando Yo creo que las enfermeras no debemos de cansarnos de referenciar el estudio de Linda Aik…

RT @VirgiForero: @SerafinCuidando @LaFactCuidando Yo creo que las enfermeras no debemos de cansarnos de referenciar el estudio de Linda Aik…

@SerafinCuidando @LaFactCuidando Yo creo que las enfermeras no debemos de cansarnos de referenciar el estudio de Linda Aiken sobre relación de enfermeras por paciente, formación y riesgo de mortalidad https://t.co/fzT4qpvQpw y trasladarlo a otros entornos:

The Lancet. Nurse staffing and education and hospital mortality in nine European countries: a retrospective observational study https://t.co/iEpnBfTAx2

RT @JenKaden: @DrJ56013122 @fordnation study following 422,730 patients in 9 countries showed “An increase in a nurses' workload by one pat…

RT @JenKaden: @DrJ56013122 @fordnation study following 422,730 patients in 9 countries showed “An increase in a nurses' workload by one pat…

RT @DrJ56013122: Very concerning research that should be considered very seriously by @fordnation and @celliottability

RT @JenKaden: @DrJ56013122 @fordnation study following 422,730 patients in 9 countries showed “An increase in a nurses' workload by one pat…

RT @DrJ56013122: Very concerning research that should be considered very seriously by @fordnation and @celliottability

Very concerning research that should be considered very seriously by @fordnation and @celliottability

@DrJ56013122 @fordnation study following 422,730 patients in 9 countries showed “An increase in a nurses' workload by one patient increased the likelihood of an inpatient dying within 30 days of admission by 7%” https://t.co/CXXkWVMqzI

RT @yen_ster: @DrTomori @JHUNursing @SafiyyahOkoye #JHSONPolicy22 https://t.co/tps7JlMcAu

@DrTomori @JHUNursing @SafiyyahOkoye #JHSONPolicy22 https://t.co/tps7JlMcAu

RT @JenKaden: @akheriaty For every additional patient a nurse cares for, a patient’s risk of dying increases by as much as 7%. Intentionall…

RT @AndreFringer: Eine bessere Personalausstattung von Krankenhäusern in den USA geht mit einer deutlich geringeren Quote von wiedereintret…

@akheriaty For every additional patient a nurse cares for, a patient’s risk of dying increases by as much as 7%. Intentionally reducing medical staff literally translates into higher mortality rates. Clearly this has nothing to do with health. https://t.co

RT @BethTigges: 2014 paper in The Lancet - important to remember @UNM_CON @UNMHSC @MarkHayter1 @SigmaNursing @ICNurses

RT @BethTigges: 2014 paper in The Lancet - important to remember @UNM_CON @UNMHSC @MarkHayter1 @SigmaNursing @ICNurses

RT @MarkHayter1: More nurses with degrees = fewer patient deaths. Fact. Nurse staffing and education and hospital mortality in nine Europ…

RT @MarkHayter1: More nurses with degrees = fewer patient deaths. Fact. Nurse staffing and education and hospital mortality in nine Europ…

RT @MarkHayter1: More nurses with degrees = fewer patient deaths. Fact. Nurse staffing and education and hospital mortality in nine Europ…

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RT @BethTigges: 2014 paper in The Lancet - important to remember @UNM_CON @UNMHSC @MarkHayter1 @SigmaNursing @ICNurses

2014 paper in The Lancet - important to remember @UNM_CON @UNMHSC @MarkHayter1 @SigmaNursing @ICNurses

RT @MarkHayter1: Time to get this tweet out again it seems. #nursingisagraduateprofession

RT @MarkHayter1: More nurses with degrees = fewer patient deaths. Fact. Nurse staffing and education and hospital mortality in nine Europ…

RT @MarkHayter1: Time to get this tweet out again it seems. #nursingisagraduateprofession

RT @MarkHayter1: Time to get this tweet out again it seems. #nursingisagraduateprofession

RT @MarkHayter1: Time to get this tweet out again it seems. #nursingisagraduateprofession

RT @MarkHayter1: Time to get this tweet out again it seems. #nursingisagraduateprofession

RT @MarkHayter1: More nurses with degrees = fewer patient deaths. Fact. Nurse staffing and education and hospital mortality in nine Europ…

RT @MarkHayter1: Time to get this tweet out again it seems. #nursingisagraduateprofession

RT @MarkHayter1: More nurses with degrees = fewer patient deaths. Fact. Nurse staffing and education and hospital mortality in nine Europ…

RT @MarkHayter1: Time to get this tweet out again it seems. #nursingisagraduateprofession

RT @MarkHayter1: Time to get this tweet out again it seems. #nursingisagraduateprofession

RT @MarkHayter1: Time to get this tweet out again it seems. #nursingisagraduateprofession

RT @MarkHayter1: Time to get this tweet out again it seems. #nursingisagraduateprofession

RT @MarkHayter1: More nurses with degrees = fewer patient deaths. Fact. Nurse staffing and education and hospital mortality in nine Europ…

RT @MarkHayter1: Time to get this tweet out again it seems. #nursingisagraduateprofession

RT @MarkHayter1: More nurses with degrees = fewer patient deaths. Fact. Nurse staffing and education and hospital mortality in nine Europ…

RT @MarkHayter1: More nurses with degrees = fewer patient deaths. Fact. Nurse staffing and education and hospital mortality in nine Europ…

RT @MarkHayter1: Time to get this tweet out again it seems. #nursingisagraduateprofession

RT @MarkHayter1: Time to get this tweet out again it seems. #nursingisagraduateprofession

RT @MarkHayter1: More nurses with degrees = fewer patient deaths. Fact. Nurse staffing and education and hospital mortality in nine Europ…